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At article on March 5 about kirtans, musical performances at yoga sessions, misidentified the type drums played at a recent performance at the Integral Yoga Institute. They were tabla, hand drums from India; they were not bongos.

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Who doesn’t love New York Times street style photographer Bill Cunningham ? Personally, I would kill to be walking around my beloved New York streets one day and hear a bike whizz by, then screech to a rubber-burning halt because Bill Cunningham wants to photograph me in some chic outfit (unfortunately, I would probably be wearing schlumpy yoga pants and sneakers if he went by). How cute is it that this fashion-loving man rides his bike around the city taking photos of daring-looking ladies? Un

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from the NEW YORK TIMES: March 19, 2009, 9:12 pm — Updated: 6:19 pm – Families to Care About Is the opt-out revolution coming to an end? It sure feels like it these days. With men losing jobs in massive numbers, stay-at-home moms heading back into the workforce and part-time working mothers increasing their hours, feminists are cheering women’s sudden rediscovery of self-sufficiency. The “Today” show’s Web site has declared, “Working moms: Don’t f

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Finally, consensus around the so-called “mommy wars” is starting to be more and more reasonable. Judith Warner last night on her blog for the New York Times, noted: Now, I’m just as jealous of the yoga-pants-at-9-a.m.-on-Monday-morning crowd as the next frazzled working mom. But, I’m sorry to say, however delicious charting the downfall of the wealthy at-home mom may be, we do have to stop for a little reality check. While the rich, bathed in our attention, are turning necessity into a hand-w

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After Facebook’s redesign, when is Twitter’s coming? We want a feature that filters for vapidity. We’d hate that, too, because we’d never see tweets like these from Jenny 8. Lee, Sarah Lacy , and Randi Zuckerberg : Yoga instructor/reporter Liz Glover prepped for some interviews . Tech author Sarah Lacy pursued a fad detox regimen . North Carolina journalist Beth Brooke suffered through the afternoon . New York Times eccentric Jenny 8. Lee had a manicure disaster . Facebook

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